Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-24
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION

YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer 1SS7-100 tons, 81 06; 100, 81 O61<. Old
contraction, 81 071ss; 900. 81 OH.
No. l Brewing, buyer 1SS7-1O0 tons, 81 521% T
OATS-Of fancy stock the market is almost
bare, but the representation of common quail
ties is more than ample. Old descriptions show
fair steadiness We quote: Choice feed, 81 421.
al 3212; Milling, 81 50@l 50; Surprise. 81 60,
New Oats are quotable at 81 25@1 30 fol
White and sl@l . 2 ell for Black.
CORN-Oherings are not pressed, as stocks arc
not distributed among many hands. Quotable al
81 2E14G1 25 for both large and small Yellow
and 8 2514@l So1}a . ell for White.
SEEDS-There is not much doing in this line
at present. Mustard makes fair exhibit, but nc
business of magnitude is reported. We quote a.
follows: Mustard, Brown, 81 50@3 Yellow
81 60@S 2 ctl; Canary, S9S1ac; Hemp, 314a$s4
2 h: Flax. 81 9O@2 Is p ell '/2'
MIDDLINGS-Prices continue 70 decline
Quotable at SIS to $40 p ton.
HAY-We quote Wheat, s13@16; Barley, Sll
@l3; Dat, S1lG13 so; Alfalfa, S1l@12 r ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35t65Oc 2 bale
HOPS-Samples of new crop have been re
ceived. No life TO the market. We quote ole
crop nominal at 12@l5c: new, 15@I7c p b.
BRAN-Has further declined. Quotable at 81
@l9 y ton.
RYE-old is trifle firmer sales being made
as high as 81 521% to the extent of five New
BUCKwHEAT--Quota at 81 O5@1 10 q ctl
according to quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Q uotable at s22@28 2
ton.
POTATOES-Supp'ies are liberal, with good
demand. Burbank Seedlings, s161 Is: Early
Rose, 10000; Peerless, 55@60c; Garnet Chile
75@90c z ctl; Sweet sl@1 so q ell.
ONIONS-Reeeipts are fair. Prices steady
QuotaDle at 45G55c 2 ctl as TO quality.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 25(d1 So;
Niles, 81; Blackeye, 81 l21a II % p ctl
BEANS-Slow market. No wholesale trade
or
81 7592; Pink, 81 S5@1 As; Red, 81 40 to 81 as
Lima, 81 75@2 %; Pea, 81 esq.,; Small White.
81 6512 e ctl.
VEGEiA 81 ES-The market continues to be
well furnished with all descriptions. Tomatoes
are i'll excessive supply. We quote as follows
Egg Plant, % G35c 2 box; Cucumbers, 20@
Green Peppers, .25@5oc p box: Green Peas,
214@215c . 10 Tomatoes, l5@25cl % box
Green Corn, SOC @Sl 50 p box; Green Okra, 2@4C
2 b; String Beans. 1A@2c p ID; Summer
l5c y dozen Carrots. 35@50c p ctl; Turnips,
25G5Oc p ctl Beets, 75c@Sl p sack !; Parsnips,
50c@S1 2 ctl; Csuliaower, 50d65c p dozen
Cabbage. 50G75c q csl: Garlic, 11ac . h
Dry Okra, 15G20c p h.
FRUIT-Peaches are selling to better advan-
tage. Watermelons are offering at low figures,
plentiful, but move off slowly Raspberries are
about out for the season. We quote as follows
Wine Grapes, $40 to SIS q ton; Crab Apples, 40
@6oc 2 box: Cantaloupes, 3ocasl q
case; Watermelons, ss@7 p hundred; Grapes,
2594oc ? box; do, Muscat. 50950c p box; To-
kay, 50@75c Rose of Peru, 35@5Oc Nee
tarines; do@6oc q box; Peaches, 4o@7oc %
2 box, Apples. 25c@s1 y box, and $50
iOc q basket: Pears. 25@50c ? box, and 2O@SOc 3
bskt; do Bartlett, 30975c = box; Figs,
25@S0c 2 box for white, and 4O@5oc ? box for
black; Strawberries, s. 50@5 chest Blackber
ries s5@6 2 chest; Raspberries seas ? chest;
Plums, 1@2c; Egg Plums, 29214c q 10: April
cots, &c q ID; Mexican LINES s7g9 q box;
Lemons Sicily, s6G6 80 do California, 81 5O6l
for common, $685. q box for choice; Bansnas.
s2GAa bunch Pineapples sac dozen
DRIED FRUlT-Reeeipts are enlarging. while
custom is on the increase and brisk trading in the
near future is expected. Sun-dried Apples, 3a4c
p % for sliced and !@315c for quartered Al
den and Plummer, S9s1ac; Apricots, 100l2c for
sun dried bleached; DO sun-dried. 7a7lZc:
Sole for impressed; Smyrna Figs. 121s@Iic fol-
layers ana 9@l0c for kegs; Nectarines,
7GSc; Peaches, l6917c for peeled, and SGSISc
for unpeeled; Pears, 3@4c for whole and ia
Sc for sliced Inachine-dried, 11@121Sc; PlUms
7@715c for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger.
man Prunes, 7GSc: French Prunes 9@IOc 2 %.
Raisins, London Layers, 81 50@l - . box with
D@25c advance for fractions; Common. 81 log
IS box
HONEY-The market is not heavily stocked
with choice product. We quote: Comb, 12@I3c ,
h for choice and 6Gsc forcommon bright ex
tracted, 41S@5c-
BUT.ER-Arrivals from northern points have
been very liberal of late, while a considerable
portion of the receipts partake of high grade
character. With such additions to stock il wa.
10 be expected that the market would rule easy
except for strictly fancy grades Even this lat
ter quality moves off with less freedom. and
it is not so frequent that sales are made al
outside figures. Fair activity prevails in
key and picked qualities. We quote
Fancy, 30@S21sc good to choice, 25@29c fair, .;
@25c mixed lots, i6@lse; frkin. p e2se FOL
fancy, iS@20c for fair 10 good. and l16l3c ?
for poor picked roll 22IS925c 2 q. Eastern
I4@i6c ? D for ordinary to fairly good quality
CHEESE-Pices show increasing strength, as
stocks are not large. Quo;abie at llGl214c 2 4
for choice, cased. and lGGllc for fair to good
quality.
EGGS-Receipts of an article free from defect:
have been quite light, and dealers were able &c
place such consigr mems at cent or so above
quotations. Store parcels continue irregular il
price, owing 10 difference in qualify. We
quote: Ranch, 30s63lc 2 dozen; good store lots
2s92sc; inferior, l2@ac; Eastern, lea20c :
dom.
PoULTRI-Des;rable eonsIgnments find